“If Lies Were Olympic Sports, Crockett and Loomer Would Take Home the Gold”
MTG UNCENSORED: Marjorie Taylor Greene TORCHES “Fraud” Jasmine Crockett & SLAMS Laura Loomer’s “Web of Lies”!

Capitol Hill’s Most Explosive Rivalry—Unfiltered

It’s late on Capitol Hill, the kind of night when the marble halls echo with the sound of tired footsteps and whispered grudges. Oversight Committee meetings have dragged on for hours, tempers are flaring, and the clock has long since struck midnight. In the middle of this political pressure cooker, Marjorie Taylor Greene—never one to mince words—leans in, eyes flashing, ready to unload.

“Jasmine Crockett?” MTG scoffs, lips curling into a wry smile. “Oh boy, she seems like a nightmare. She’s… she’s… she’s delightful.” The sarcasm hangs in the air, thick as the humidity outside.

Greene recounts their latest run-in with the casual venom of someone who’s been through the wringer and come out swinging. “We were in committee, it was late, and she’s running off her mouth. I was irritated—why can’t Congress work normal hours? Why are we doing this at 2 a.m.?”

The audience—staffers, journalists, even a few straggling lawmakers—leans in. Everyone knows when MTG starts talking, anything can happen.

Eyelashes, Body Shaming, and a War of Words

The night that made headlines started innocently enough—at least by Congressional standards. “She had all the information in front of her, but she’s like, ‘We don’t even know what’s going on!’” Greene says, rolling her eyes. “So I shot at her about her massively huge fake eyelashes. I said, ‘Well, you can’t read it because of your fake eyelashes.’”

The room erupts. Crockett fires back, lobbing a personal insult about Greene’s “butch body.” MTG laughs it off—“I’m over 50, I work out, but that was below the belt. Eyelashes? That’s one thing. But she loves to go low.”

She shakes her head, exasperated. “Democrats are supposed to love all women, never body shame. But with her, there’s no reaching across the aisle. She’s not a real person. She treats her staff like servants—hands off her heavy handbag to a young male staffer, calls for a pillow, bon bons, the works. Who does she think she is, Beyoncé?”

“She’s as Fake as Her Eyelashes”

Greene doesn’t hold back. “She puts on this image, claims to understand the black American struggle, but she went to private school, law school. She’s a complete fake. As fake as her eyelashes, her hair, her fingernails. She is such a massive fraud.”

It’s not just the public persona that grates. “I’ve seen how she treats her staff. She whispers, they run off, come back with a big fluffy pillow. It’s like watching royalty. But the act is wearing thin.”

Political analyst Dr. Rayna Mills tells Daily Mail, “Crockett’s carefully curated image is under fire, and Greene’s attacks—however personal—are resonating with a base that’s tired of perceived hypocrisy.”

From Friends to Foes

But Greene’s fire isn’t reserved for Democrats alone. The conversation turns to Laura Loomer, the controversial conservative firebrand. “We used to be friends, back in 2017, 2018. I supported her first run for Congress. But when she jumped districts in Florida to run against Daniel Webster—a solid conservative—I told her, ‘You can’t beat him. Try another district.’ She wouldn’t listen.”

The fallout was swift and public. “She was furious, and everything plummeted from there. Now she attacks me, Matt Gaetz, Brian Jack—some of the most loyal America First fighters. It’s a web of lies. She’s effective at digging up dirt, but she’s turned her sights on her own side.”

What’s at Stake? Trust, Power, and the Future of the GOP

As the dust settles, Greene takes a breath. “If lies were Olympic sports, Crockett and Loomer would take home the gold.” The line is pure MTG—sharp, unforgettable, and destined for headlines.

Political strategist Mark Ellis weighs in: “This is the new GOP—unapologetic, unfiltered, and unafraid to call out not just the opposition, but their own. The party is in a civil war over loyalty, authenticity, and who gets to define what it means to be America First.”

“Fraud” and Fury in the Halls of Congress

For Greene, the battle lines are clear. “Some people are just frauds. And I won’t stop calling them out.”

As the committee room empties and the Capitol lights flicker, the message is unmistakable: In the age of social media and 24/7 news, the fight for truth—however messy, however personal—never sleeps.

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